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National Museum of China
The National Museum of China is an institution that, on behalf of the country, collects, studies, displays and interprets representative material evidence that fully reflects China's fine traditional culture and advanced socialist culture. It is a national palace of history, culture and art and a cultural living room. The National Museum of China currently has more than 1.4 million collections, covering ancient cultural relics, modern and contemporary cultural relics, rare books and ancient books, and artworks. Among them, there are 815,000 pieces (sets) of ancient cultural relics, 340,000 pieces (sets) of modern and contemporary cultural relics, more than 240,000 pieces (volumes) of rare books and ancient books, and a total of nearly 6,000 first-class cultural relics. In recent years, especially since the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the National Museum of China has increased its efforts to collect representative material evidence reflecting contemporary advanced culture, and publicly collected cultural relics collections from the society, collecting an average of about 50 sets of ancient cultural relics and more than 1,000 sets of modern and contemporary cultural relics, physical objects and artworks each year. The exhibitions of the National Museum of China include three series: basic exhibitions, special exhibitions, and temporary exhibitions, forming a three-dimensional exhibition system covering theme exhibitions, basic exhibitions, special exhibitions, and temporary exhibitions. Among them, "Ancient China", "Road to Rejuvenation" and "Road to Rejuvenation in the New Era" are the basic exhibitions of the National Museum, and are also important positions for promoting Chinese traditional culture, advanced socialist culture, and cultivating and practicing the core socialist values. The special exhibitions are mainly based on the collection of cultural relics, including more than ten special exhibitions such as ancient Chinese bronzes, Buddhist statues, jades, porcelains, modern classic works of art, and African wood carvings. Temporary exhibitions include two categories: self-planned exhibitions and introduced exchange exhibitions, covering historical culture, fine cultural relics, archaeological discoveries, classic works of art, regional culture, international exchanges and other aspects, with an average of more than 40 exhibitions held each year. The National Museum of China has rich research resources, a solid research foundation and strong research capabilities, and is the industry leader in the development of the domestic museum industry. Since 2018, in accordance with the principle of "not seeking to collect but to exhibit, open cooperation, mutual benefit and win-win", we have established strategic cooperative relations with many cultural and museum institutions, institutes, universities and colleges at home and abroad, jointly carried out academic research, held high-quality cultural relics exhibitions, convened seminars, launched postdoctoral research workstations, and took the lead in establishing two international organizations, the BRICS Museum Alliance and the Silk Road Museum Alliance, striving to play a greater role and make greater contributions in promoting the core socialist values, enhancing cultural confidence, promoting exchanges and mutual learning between Chinese and foreign civilizations, and building a socialist cultural power.Beijing · 52.7km from Gu'an
Tiananmen Square
Tiananmen Square is located in the center of Beijing, with a length of 880 meters from north to south and a width of 500 meters from east to west, covering an area of 440,000 square meters. It can accommodate up to one million people for grand gatherings. Along the central axis of Beijing, there are the national flagpole, the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, and the Zhengyang Gate Tower standing from north to south in the square. On October 1, 1949, the founding ceremony of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China was held in Tiananmen Square, marking the birth of the People's Republic of China. From then on, a new chapter in Chinese history was opened. On the day of the founding ceremony, 300,000 military and civilian personnel gathered in Tiananmen Square. Since then, Tiananmen Square has become an important venue for the Party and the state to hold major celebrations, grand gatherings, and foreign affairs receptions.Beijing · 52.4km from Gu'an
Shichahai Scenic Area
Shichahai Scenic Area refers to the front sea,Shichahai Scenic AreaAlong with the three lakes of Xihai and the adjacent areas, this place boasts vast stretches of beautiful lake surfaces and is also a famous historical district in Beijing, where numerous former residences of celebrities, princely mansions, and other historical sites are scattered, along with various delicacies close to the lives of ordinary people,Shichahai Scenic Area pub streetIt is also a long-standing hotspot for nightlife in the capital. Take a cruise in summer In summer, the lake is covered with lotus flowers. Cruise docks like the lotus market, wild duck island, and dreamlike Jiangnan line the shore, offering pedal boats and electric boats for self-rowing fun. Traditional punt boats are operated by boatmen in period costumes, who share old Beijing stories along the way. Ice skating on the lake in winter In winter when the lake freezes over, cruises stop operating, but you can still come to enjoy the winter scenery. Once the ice is solid, the Qianhai ice rink opens, offering skating and ice biking, a long-standing winter tradition in Beijing. Visit ancient architecture The ancient architecture around Shichahai Scenic Area keeps the attraction full of old Beijing characteristics. There areHuitong Temple, Deshengmen Arrow Tower, Prince Chun's Mansion,Guanghua Temple, Yinding Bridge, Bell and Drum Towers, and other attractions. Among the most famous is the residence of Heshen on Qianhai West Street—the Prince Gong Mansion. In addition to marveling at the lavish home of the corrupt Qing official Heshen, the mansion also houses over 10,000 hidden "fu" characters. The Kangxi Emperor's inscribed fu stele is particularly renowned, drawing travelers to queue for hours just to catch a glimpse. If interested, you can also detour to Yandai Byway to visit the Great Qing Post Office, which marks the birth of modern postal service in China. You can stamp a few beautifully patterned postmarks as souvenirs at the post office, though you'll need to purchase their postcards first to get the stamps. Try old Beijing snacks If you like to casually snack, you can buy a candied hawthorn stick, lean against the white marble railing of Shichahai Scenic Area, and enjoy the cruise boats coming and going on the lake while eating. If you want to specifically seek out Beijing snacks, you can go toJiumen snacks, in the traditional courtyard houses, you can find everything from soy-braised beef, dalian huoshao (a type of pancake), instant-boiled mutton, to tofu pudding; or head to the west side of the Mei Lanfang Memorial HouseHuguo Temple snack street, tube-shaped wings, palace cheese, and shoe sole pancakes, taste the delicious flavors from the hutong; additionally, there's a shop in the Lotus MarketQuanjude roast duck restaurant. Bars and nightlife When night falls, the lively time arrives. Around the Shichahai Scenic Area, numerous bars echo with singing, and some bar singers in the Shichahai Scenic Area truly perform well, with stories of the "Beijing drifters" behind the bars. Rock singer Dou Wei performed at the Shichahai Scenic Area for three years, and it is said that the restaurant Qingyunlou (Shichahai branch) in the Shichahai Scenic Area is now owned by him. Other famous bars include Hutong Sketch and Jiadingfang. Sitting in a bar, watching singers perform, you can almost hear the passion for music from the "Beijing drifters" in their songs. Nearby attractions Shichahai Scenic Area is adjacent to Nanluoguxiang to the east and Beihai Park to the south, with Jingshan Park, the Palace Museum, and Tiananmen Square a bit further south also within easy reach. Typically, visitors explore the Palace Museum or Tiananmen Square during the day and unwind at the bars in Shichahai Scenic Area in the evening. For those who prefer lakeside views over the Palace Museum or Tiananmen Square, combining a visit to Beihai Park with Shichahai Scenic Area is ideal. If shopping and sampling snacks are more appealing, one can head to nearby Nanluoguxiang after exploring Shichahai Scenic Area.Beijing · 56.5km from Gu'an
Sun Park
Chaoyang Park is found in Beijing's East Fourth Ring. The park is enclosed with lakes, trees, pavilions, and European castles. The environment is a beautiful sight to behold. There are also numerous children's play programs in the park, ideal for relaxing strolls and staying busy. There are several lakes connected to the park. Each lake has a boat dock and you can rent a boat to ride at any of them.Beijing · 58.4km from Gu'an
Natural History Museum of China
The Natural History Museum of China is a large-scale natural history museum built by the People's Republic of China relying on its own strength. Its predecessor is the "Beijing Natural History Museum," which remains in many people's memories, and it houses hundreds of thousands of specimens. The museum's dozen or so permanent exhibition halls follow the thread of biological evolution, telling the story from the ancient oceans all the way to humanity itself; walking through them is like flipping through a three-dimensional history of life on Earth. The "Rise of Vertebrates" exhibition hall in the center of the first floor was upgraded from the original "Ancient Reptiles" hall: a Mamenchisaurus jingyanensis skeleton over 20 meters long almost spans the entire hall, with the Lufengosaurus huenei, independently excavated and researched by Chinese scientists, standing nearby, alongside groups of Szechuanosaurus, Tuojiangosaurus, and others. In the adjacent Ancient Mammals hall, a mammoth skeleton is displayed in the center, while the "Juramaia," an early eutherian mammal the size of a mouse, bears witness to the origins of mammals. The "Plant World" on the second floor brings together thousands of plant fossils and modern plant specimens, with the "Liaoning ancient fruit," an angiosperm fossil from over 100 million years ago, being a star attraction. The "Yellow River elephant" (Stegodon zdanskyi) fossil, which is featured in elementary school textbooks, is also a widely known treasure of the museum's collection. The "Dinosaur Park" on the basement level is now an immersive experience project called "Escape from the Dinosaur's Mouth": centered around characters like Sinoceratops, Tarbosaurus, and Confuciusornis, it brings together over 20 types of native Chinese dinosaurs such as Sinosauropteryx, Microraptor, and Psittacosaurus. With full CG imagery and naked-eye 3D technology as a foundation, 6D motion seats combined with water mist, wind effects, and vibrations, plus a live-action mechanical Tarbosaurus beast, the approximately half-hour Cretaceous adventure is especially popular with children. The Aquatic Life Hall is one of the few live exhibition areas in the museum, where schools of live aquatic creatures swim in the shark pool and underwater tunnel. "Amazing Africa" uses a 360-degree panoramic painting to recreate the African wilderness, with the necks of ancient giraffes and modern giraffes displayed side by side, making the answer to evolution clear at a glance. The "Origin of Humans" exhibition hall, hidden on the basement level, is in an inconspicuous location but is worth seeing as a grand finale: "Lucy," the Australopithecus from over 3 million years ago, the "Nariokotome Boy" from 1.6 million years ago, and Neanderthals from tens of thousands of years ago appear in sequence. Millions of years of human evolutionary history are condensed into hundreds of specimens, and a complete human nervous system specimen is particularly unforgettable. Families with children can stop by "Animals—Friends of Humans" to see specimens of polar animals like polar bears and the lively Insect Hall. The museum's "Discovery Corner" also hosts hands-on experiments and nature-themed craft activities all year round. When visiting, you might want to follow the order of the first-floor paleontology, second-floor plants and African grasslands, and basement-level dinosaur park and "Origin of Humans," viewing the story of life all the way from ancient times to ourselves.Beijing · 50.2km from Gu'an
Beijing World Park
Beijing World Park is one of Beijing's better-known theme parks. It is famous for its collection of miniature versions of famous buildings worldwide. Some of the park's main attractions include a miniature Eiffel Tower, The London Tower Bridge, and the American White House. There are also scenes from 24 world-famous fairy tales on display. These include The Little Mermaid, Snow White, and Cinderella's Glass Slipper. Visitors will get the opportunity to experience a trip around the world in only a single day. They can take memorable photos or even bring their children to learn interesting things about other world cultures.Beijing · 41.4km from Gu'an
Qianmen Street
Qianmen Street is located in the southern part of downtown Beijing and has been a famous commercial district since ancient times. Today, it features numerous restaurants, shops, and local snacks from across China, making it ideal for shopping and dining. The street's historic architecture, adorned with traditional archways, vintage signs, and red lanterns, perfectly captures old Beijing's charm. Travel route Most visitors explore the pedestrian street section, which spans approx. 800m from Zhengyangmen-Archer Tower in the north to Zhushikou East Street in the south. This area is perfect for walking and sightseeing. Additionally, you can ride the sightseeing tram along the pedestrian street. This vintage tram, known as the Ding Ding Car, has a rich history and is perfect for families with children. Beyond this area, nearby hutongs like Dashilan and Xianyukou are also part of the same district, ideal for exploring on foot. Savor traditional delicacies like Peking duck and hot pot lamb When visiting this area, one of the most important experiences is sampling authentic local cuisine. The pedestrian street and surrounding hutongs feature renowned restaurants like Quanjude, Bianyifang, Donglaishun, and Liubiju, where you can enjoy traditional dishes such as Peking duck and Mongolian hot pot. These establishments maintain citywide standardized pricing—no more expensive than elsewhere—while offering superior authenticity. Be sure to pick one for a proper culinary adventure. In addition to the main dining hall, there are numerous snack and pastry shops along the street, such as Modern Ice Cream Bar, Beijing traditional yogurt, Daoxiangcun, and Du Yi Chu. However, prices here are generally slightly higher than elsewhere. While it's fine to sample them casually, we recommend purchasing gifts from other branch locations. The street also offers international café and fast-food chains like Häagen-Dazs, Starbucks, and KFC. Experience Beijing's timeless charm in historic architecture Beyond restaurants, Qianmen Street and its surrounding hutongs feature shops and historic buildings like Ruifuxiang Silk Store, Beijing Camera Factory, and the Chinese Hat Culture Museum, all open for visits. You'll also find various teahouses hosting traditional performances such as crosstalk and storytelling—perfect for exploring alley by alley. Snap photos of the vintage architecture, classic store signs, memorial archways, and red lanterns lining the streets to capture authentic Beijing charm.Beijing · 51.5km from Gu'an
Yingxian Wooden Pagoda
The full name of Yingxian Wooden Tower is Sakyamuni Pagoda of Fogong Temple. It is in the Fogong Temple in the northwest of Yingxian County. The octagonal wooden pagoda has five stories. Except for the high-end stone foundation of the first floor, the rest of the pagoda is made of wood using the traditional craftsmanship of Sunmao. Each layer of the wooden tower is equipped with wind chimes for a pleasant sound when the wind blows.China · Ying County
Beijing Auto Museum
This is a thematic museum dedicated to automobiles. The Beijing auto museum houses models and actual vehicles from history, explanations of car internal structures, and displays predicting future automobiles, allowing visitors to learn about the historical development of cars. Children can also participate in various interactive activities like simulated racing and automotive films. The Beijing auto museum building resembles a dynamic big eye in shape, with its ticket office located inside a train engine at the entrance, making it quite distinctive. The basement of the Beijing auto museum serves as a parking area and luggage storage, and occasionally hosts temporary exhibitions during certain periods. The visiting area consists of five floors above ground, which can be explored step by step upon entry, taking approx. 2 hours. First floor: Beijing auto museum lobby The first floor is the lobby of the Beijing auto museum, along with temporary exhibition halls and multi-functional halls. In recent years, it has served as the venue for the Fengtai urban planning exhibition, which is relatively simple in content. Second floor: Visit famous car prototypes On the second floor, there is an exhibition showcasing the development of China's automotive industry, featuring prototypes of vehicles like the Soviet-era ZIM and Volga cars, which are worth visiting. However, the exhibition is relatively simple, as the main functions of this floor are the restaurant and souvenir shop. The restaurant is divided into a theme restaurant and a fast-food restaurant. The theme restaurant has a unique decor centered around highways and automobiles, offering Western cuisine in an elegant setting, while the fast-food restaurant is more basic. The souvenir shop sells various souvenirs, including car models, for those interested in visiting and purchasing. Third floor: Future vehicle impact forecast The third floor showcases the future of automobiles and their impact on human life. The future exhibition area features many concept cars and models predicting future vehicles, which are quite distinctive. The impact on human life section displays how cars have brought convenient changes to daily life, but also highlights negative effects like transportation congestion and pollution, while demonstrating human efforts to address these adverse impacts. This floor also offers various interactive activities for children, including car-themed movies, driving simulations, car dancing (where cars dance to music), and car model assembly games. Floor 4: Learn about car structure The fourth floor features technology-focused exhibits that are relatively specialized, showcasing the internal structure of cars, production lines, and other automotive manufacturing processes to help visitors gain a deeper understanding of vehicles. This level also includes a car design simulation where visitors can create their own car designs on computers, with the system scoring their creations—an engaging experience. In the F1 racing exhibition area, visitors can enjoy thrilling racing simulations. Floor 5: Learn about automotive history The fifth floor showcases the history of automobiles, ranging from the earliest horse-drawn carriages and wheelbarrows to famous Chinese historical vehicles like the south-pointing chariot and drum-beating carriage, all the way to modern cars. It features unique vehicle types such as early foreign steam-powered cars and China's first steam-powered car from the Qing dynasty, along with vintage prototypes like the Beetle, Ferrari, and Ford, making it an excellent place to learn about automotive history.Beijing · 43.4km from Gu'an
The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution
The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution is a large comprehensive military history museum in China. The entire building looks very majestic. The museum is divided into basic exhibitions and temporary exhibitions. Basic exhibitions include different theme pavilions with a central focus on China's military history. It demonstrates the important military events, figures, works, science and technology and weapon development in the past 5,000 years. It also shows the new achievements of modern China's national defense construction and the regularization of the people's army.Beijing · 52.4km from Gu'an
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National Museum of China
Beijing · 52.7km from Gu'anTiananmen Square
Beijing · 52.4km from Gu'anShichahai Scenic Area
Beijing · 56.5km from Gu'anSun Park
Beijing · 58.4km from Gu'anNatural History Museum of China
Beijing · 50.2km from Gu'anBeijing World Park
Beijing · 41.4km from Gu'anQianmen Street
Beijing · 51.5km from Gu'anYingxian Wooden Pagoda
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What travellers say about Gu'an
E43***4413 October 2026
5.0
张洋导游讲解的非常好！All visitors should book the national Museum of China trip. It is not easy to book on your own, book through Trip.com and have a guide to share the history with you..
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行万里路不如读万卷书24 September 2026
4.0
Tiananmen Square is a place that hundreds of millions of people yearn for; it is a symbol of the Republic, and every tourist visiting Beijing takes a photo in front of Tiananmen. However, advance reservations are essential, and security checks are a must. The only parts of the Tiananmen area open to the public are the Zhengyangmen Gate Tower, the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, the Tiananmen Gate Tower, and the National Museum. Every year during the National Day holiday, Tiananmen Square is decorated with flowers for photos, and you can arrive early to watch the flag-raising ceremony. In short, a day trip to Beijing can include both Tiananmen and the Forbidden City, leaving a lasting impression of the capital's splendor.
Tiananmen Square
YoYo_9H7U5N1A2 April 2026
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The largest urban park within Beijing's Fourth Ring Road, it's free and incredibly welcoming. With its vast lawns, expansive lake, and stunning European-style architecture and fairytale castle, it's perfect for photos. You can run, boat, take your kids, and visit exhibitions. It's comfortable year-round, and locals often come here to relax.
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I made everyone think I went to Europe yesterday,
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I visited five continents in one day, my legs are sore from walking,
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Centered around the ancient pagoda, the scenic area is not large in size, but it evokes a profound sense of awe and history. A visit to Shanxi is incomplete without seeing this place.
Yingxian Wooden Pagoda
卷心菜9020 April 2026
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We visited with our family. The free guided tours were great, and there was no commercial atmosphere. It was a good choice for both children and the elderly to watch and listen. The exhibits included displays on major national weaponry, the Road to Rejuvenation, and smaller weapons.
The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution
